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Monday, August 13, 2018

Important Places

UiTM Pahang, Campus Jengka have many important places which are the HEP office, library, food center, etc. So I will share the link below about Five Important Places In UiTM Pahang, Campus Jengka. Let's check it out!!!

Sunday, August 12, 2018

Taking Lecture Notes


WHAT IS NOTE TAKING? 


~ Writing down ideas from lecturers in your own words.

WHY TAKE NOTES?

  • To pay attention in class.
  • To study for quiz, tests/ final exam.
  • Improve our memory.
  • To take ownership of ideas.
  • Engage our senses.
  • Organize and process data and information.

WHY REVIEW NOTES?

  • We lose 80% of what we hear.
  • Identify any questions for peers.
  • There is not enough time to absorb all the information given in class.
TAKE TIME EVERY DAY TO REVIEW NOTES

KEY TO NOTE TAKING SUCCESS

Before Class :
  1. Review the notes from the day before.
  2. Review your reading assignment.
  3. Make sure you have paper, text, pens/pencils and handout.
  4. Write the date at the top of your paper for notes.
  5. Leave spaces between the lines so that you can add.
Physical Factors :

1) Seating
- Near the front and center
  • Better vision and hearing
- Avoid distraction
  • Doorways, window glare etc
  • Peers

HOW DO WE TAKE NOTES?

  • Date and label notes
  • Give ourselves space to write
  • Use abbreviations and symbols
  • Use an outline to show: - Main ideas, Supports & Examples
  • Use our own language 

WHILE TAKING NOTES :

  • Be an aggressive, not a passive, listener
- Ask questions and discuss if its permitted 

MOOD OF LECTURER

  • OBSERVATION is key.

KEY ACTIONS TO NOTE AS YOU OBSERVE YOUR INSTRUCTOR :

  • Be alert to repetition
  • Watch the board or overhead projector
  • Notice the instructor's interest level

METHODS FOR TAKING NOTES :

1) Cornell Note Taking



2) Two Column Method


3) OUTLINING


4) MAPPING METHOD


5) SENTENCE METHOD

HOW DO WE REVIEW AFTER A CLASS?

  • Review notes along with the book.
  • Create your own examples.
  • Discuss and compare notes with others.
  • Re-write notes.
  • Practice those skills you wish to develop.
  • Ask professor for clarification.





PLAGIARISM


WHAT IS PLAGIARISM ?


~ An unlawful act of copying someone's website content and republishing it without giving due credit.
~ Passing off someone else's work, wheather intentionally or unintentionally, as your own for your own benefit. ( Carroll, 2002 ) 


AVOIDING PLAGIARISM :

  • Consult your lecturer
  • Plan your paper
  • Take effective notes
  • Site sources
  • Make it clear who said what
  • Know how to paraphrase
  • Evaluate your sources
  • Include a references page



CALCULATING GRADE POINT AVERAGE ( GPA )

Example : 



CUMULATIVE GRADE POINT AVERAGE ( CGPA) 






Saturday, August 11, 2018

Memory Learning & Improving Concentration

"Knowledge comes with learning . Skill comes with experience. ATTITUDE never comes, developed!"




MEMORY VS BRAIN


What is memory? 
  • Memory is like a computer software. Our memory is to keep, protect and memorise some information and experience.
What is brain?
  • Brain is an organ. It like a computer hardware.

SIDES OF BRAIN 

~ Brain is divided into two parts which are left and right. It play a main role in our life. 




MEMORY

~ There are three different kinds of memory:

  • SENSORY MEMORY (SM) 
Sensory memory is a storage of temporary information by using our five senses.
  • SHORT-TERM MEMORY (STM)
~ STM  is a process that information can receive and keep between 30 seconds to 24 hours. 
~ It is because it only have limited space in the memory. 
  • LONG-TERM MEMORY (LTM)
~ LTM is something that we can remember for a lifetime. 
~ It based on someone's ability to recall it. 



FORGET & REMEMBER

~ Why we always forget
  • Distraction
  • Did not pay attention
  • Time factor
~ Easy to remember if :
  • Interest
  • Choices
  • Repeat
  • Training drill
MEMORY STRATEGIES
  1. Massed practice (not good) - cramming, involves studying all the materials at once time.  
  2. Spaced practice (good, recommended) - taking breaks between learning sessions allow you to think and organize the info. 
  3. Break reading material down for some period of time e.g. 2 chapters per day. 
  4. Rehearsal - repeat the info many times.
  5. Elaboration strategies: 
- Acronyms/Catchwords e.g. :

Content Of Resume (JEPWR) 
1) Personal information
2) Job interest
3) Education
4) Work experience
5) References

- Imagery : visualize the image of the information needed.
- Organizational Strategies : organize the materials for example animals can be divided into 3 types which are mammals, reptiles and amphibians.

CONCENTRATION

~ Is focusing your attention on what you are doing.
~ Important during reading, listening and studying.

Causes Of Poor Concentration : 
  1. Lack of attention
  2. Lack of interest
  3. Lack of motivation
  4. Distraction from others
  5. Uncomfortable environment
  6. Physiological matters - illness & tiredness
  7. Psychological matters - personal problems, worries & anxieties
Strategies To Improve Concentration :
  1. Use motivational and organizational strategies
  2. Create a positive learning environment 
  3. Deal with internal distractions
  4. Use active learning strategies 
  5. Match your learning styles to the tasks
  6. Monitor your concentration
TIPS TO IMPROVE MEMORY 

~ The tips to improve our memory are called SQ3R stands for survey, question, read, recite & review.

1) Survey
- Do observation roughly on all chapter that we have studied. 

2) Question
- Create question on each chapter.

3) Read
- Try to find the answer of your question created by reading the chapter.

4) Recite
- Simplified all notes that you have and try to do your own notes to make you more understand and easier to memorise. 

5) Review
- Do revision to make sure the inputs are categorised to long-term memory. 

Tuesday, August 07, 2018

Getting To Know The Campus


Every university have a lot of resources to help students to get the information about their campus. So I will share a few resources that UiTM Pahang, Campus Jengka have to help students know deeply about their campus. 


Type Of Resources:

1) Academic Resources:
  • Library
  • Information Technology & Computer
  • Registrar 
~ Perpustakaan Al-Bukhari
~ Bangunan Pentadbiran
~ Makmal IT
~ HEA (Hal Ehwal Akademik)

AL-BUKHARI LIBRARY

2) Housing, Dining and Transportation Resources: 
  • Buses
  • Dining Places
~ Stesen Bas
~ Dewan Makan Kolej Tok Gajah 
~ Kolej Mat Kilau
~ Koperasi
~ Van 
~ Bus 

KOLEJ TOK GAJAH (SISWI)

KOLEJ MAT KILAU 

3) Student Organization Resources: 
  • Extra-curricular
  • Leisure Activities 
~ HEP
~ Padang Ragbi
~ Court
~ Stadium
~ Kem Gading

TENNIS COURT

KEM GADING 

STADIUM JENGKA






Goal Setting

As a student, we must have a goal. I have my own goal which is I want to finish my studies in DIPLOMA Of OFFICE MANAGEMENT. I will try hard to achieve my goal. So I have gave the link below about my goal and my groupmate's goal. I hope you will enjoy it!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yUGCdbhqa8&t=19s

Time Management

As a student, time management is important for us. We have to manage our time in a smart way. For example, we manage our time to study and doing other activities.





So these are my weekly schedule: